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ADAMS, CLIFTON The Very Wicked. Delete (a duplicate of an entry correctly found under pseudonym Nick Hudson) ALIEN -In Golden Shackles. Hutchinson, 1896; Dodd, 1896 -An Unread Letter. Digby, Long, 1909 ANONYMOUS -Priests and People: A No-Rent Romance. Eden, 1891 BAILEY, ALICE WARD. Pseudonym: A. B. Ward, q.v. BANKS, MRS. G(EORGE) LINNAEUS [ISABELLA VARLEY BANKS] -The Slowly Grinding Mills. Griffith, 1893 BARBOUR, A. MAYNARD Told in the Rockies. [West] BELL, GERTRUDE. 1855-1946. -Sarabande. Greening, 1914 BELL, LILIAN. Pseudonym of Lilian Lida Bell Bogue, 1867-1929. -Angela’s Quest. Duffield, 1910 BENNETT, (SUSAN) EMILY. 1852-1913. -Bewitched. Bentley, 1895 BEST, J(OYCE) SOMERVILLE. 1911- . The Return of Christy Briscoe. Dymocks (Sydney), 1951 BESWICK, EARDLEY. 1885-1979. Pseudonym: Fareman Wells, q.v. BIRCHENOUGH, MABEL CHARLOTTE (BRADLEY) -Potsherds. [England] BLISSETT, NELLIE K. -The Sea Hath Its Pearls. Hutchinson, 1901. U.S. title: From the Unsounded Sea. Appleton, 1901 BOGGS, MARTHA FRYE Jack Crews. [West] BOGGS, SARA ELISABETH (SIEGRIST). 1843- . -Sandpeep. Little, 1906 BOGUE, LILIAN LIDA BELL. 1867-1929. Pseudonym: Lilian Bell, q,v, BRADLEY, MARY (WILHELMINA) HASTINGS -The Palace of Darkened Windows. Appleton, 1914 [Egypt] BRAKEALL, WINSTON GREY. 1966- . (Correcting birth date.) BRETT, JOHN MICHAEL. Pseudonym of Miles (Barton) Tripp, 1923-2000, q.v.; other pseudonym: Michael Brett, q.v. Under these two pen names, the author of three adventures of Hugo Baron, an agent who works for a British organization called Diecast. A Cargo of Spent Evil. Barker, UK, hc, 1966. SC: Hugo Baron. Add setting: England, Germany. [On this assignment Baron poses as a Neo-Nazi sympathizer.] Shown is the cover of the reprint Pan edition. A Plague of Dragons. Barker, UK, hc, 1965. SC: Hugo Baron. Setting: Africa. BRETT, MICHAEL. Pseudonym of Miles (Barton) Tripp, 1923-2000, q.v.; other pseudonym: John Michael Brett, q.v. Diecast. Barker, UK, hc, 1964. Gold Medal, US, pb, 1963. Add: also published as by John Michael Brett: Pan, UK, pb, 1966. SC: Hugo Baron. -The Black Cross. Moffat, 1909 [Russia, Germany] BROWN, CARTER. Note: Some books published around 1960 may have been written by authors other than Yates. BUNKER, JANE. Pseudonym. CAMPBELL, FRANCES -A Pillar of Dust. Arrowsmith, 1905 CAREY, ROSA NOUCHETTE -But Men Must Work. Bentley, 1892; Lippincott, 1893 CHANTER, GRATIANA. Pseudonym of Gratiana Longworth Knocker. -The Witch of Withyford. Dent, 1896; Macmillan (New York City), 1896 CLARK, RONALD H(ARRY) Some Adventures of Samson Cogg. Reprint edition (Pentland Press, 1996) adds these stories: Some Acquire Greatness \ Steam on Road and Rail \ Trial by Judge and Jury \ Village Wedding \ A Winter’s Tale COLLINS, GILBERT (HENRY). 1890-1960. (Adding middle name.) Mystery in St. James’s Square. (Note: This was an unauthorized rewrite of an unpublished manuscript by Harold Ellicott Scarborough, 1897-1935.) COLMORE, G. -The Crimson Gate. Paul, 1910 -The Guest. Arnold, 1917 [England] COMBE, MRS. KENNETH [THEODORA WILLIAMSON COMBE] -In Full Payment. Skeffington, 1920 COMYN, MARIAN -Rediviva. Hurst, 1896 CONNOLLY, VIVIAN Five Ports to Danger. Correct U.S. publisher to Belmont South Coast of Danger. Correct U.S. publisher to Belmont COOKE, MATILDA VANCE -The Zig-Zag Paths of Life. Kerr (Chicago), 1895 COUCH, LILLIAN M. QUILLER -The Marble King. Arrowsmith, 1899 [Adriatic] COUCH, STATA B. -In the Shadow of the Peaks. Greening, 1909 [Mexico] COULTER, STEPHEN. 1914- . Pseudonym: James Mayo, q.v. British journalist and author; served in World War II as one of American General Eisenhower’s staff officers. Under his own name, the author of eight espionage/adventure novels included in the Revised Crime Fiction IV, four of them published in the UK only. CROSSLEY, FIRTH Rest and Change. Vickers pb, ca.1920 Novelets (criminous = *): *Extremity and Opportunity \ The Hidden Stream \ Rest and Change CURTIS, ALICE TURNER -A Challenge to Adventure. Jones (Boston), 1919 CURTIS, ROBERT (GEORGE). 1889-1936. DANIELS, CORA LINN (MORRISON) The Bronze Buddha. Add [Colorado] DEAN, MRS. ANDREW -Cousin Ivo. Black (London), 1899. Also published as by Mrs. Alfred Sidgwick: Nelson, 1910 DEHAN, RICHARD -A Field of Tares. Harper, 1891 DENNIS, ENID MAUD -Mr. Coleman, Gent. Kenedy, 1920 [England, 1664] DEPTULA, WALTER (J., JR.) ca.1934- . Series character: Frank Arrow, born Franco Arronelli, a professional thief who steals what others have stolen and returns it to its rightful owner for a fee. [This is a complete entry for the author. Numbers in brackets indicate the correct chronological sequencing.] The Death List of Rico Scalisi. Curtis, pb, 1974. Add setting: New York City. [#3.] [Arrow’s estranged father is the target of a vengeance-mad mafioso.] Wine, Women ... and Death. Curtis, pb, 1974. Setting: Hawaii. [#1.] “He had hot jewels and broads on his hands and every cold killer in Hawaii on his tail.” DIEHL, ALICE (MANGOLD) -Love–with Variations. Long, 1906 DIMENT, (FREDERICK) ADAM. 1943- . DOONAN, GRACE WALLACE. Add pseudonym: Mary Wallace, q.v. EAST, MICHAEL Naked Country. Film: Queensland Film, 1984 (scw: Tim Burstall, Ross Dimsey; dir: Burstall) EVANS, LIZ. Born in 1960s in Highgate, and lives in Boreham Wood, Hertfordshire; worked in various companies from plastic moulding manufacturers to Japanese banks to film production and BBC radio. FALCONER, LANOE. Pseudonym of Morwenna Pauline Hawker, 1865-1908. -Mademoiselle Ixe. Unwin, 1891; Cassell, 1891 FIELDING, A. Deep Currents. [Asia Minor] The Eames-Erskine Case. Correct Collins publication date to: 1923 FINNEMORE, EMILY PEARSON. 1863- . -The Bondage of God. Digby, Long, 1905 FORBES, COLIN. Pseudonym of Raymond H. Sawkins, 1923-2006, q.v.; other pseudonyms: Jay Bernard & Richard Raine. Born in London; served in North Africa in World War II before joining a publishing and printing firm. Under this pen name, the author of over 30 novels of espionage, action and adventure. Appearing in many of them is a man called Tweed, the Deputy Director of the Secret Intelligence Service. For a long article on Forbes after his passing by Iwan Morelius, a long-time friend, see this post on the Mystery*File blog. The Janus Man. Collins; UK, hc, 1987. Harcourt, US, hc, 1988. SC: Tweed. Add setting: Europe. [Tweed hunts a killer working on Moscow’s orders; one of four European section chiefs is working for the other side.] Shown is the cover of the reprint Pan edition. -The Story of Mary Dunne. [Liverpool] -Whither? [England] FREEMAN, MARY E(LEANOR) WILKINS. 1852-1930. See author’s entry under Wilkins-Freeman, Mary E(leanor). GEM. Pseudonym. -A Fatal Step. Unwin, 1895 GERARD, DOROTHEA [DOROTHEA GERARD LONGARD DE LONGGARDE]. 1853-1915. -Exotic Martha. Paul, 1912 -The Red-Hot Crown. Long, 1909 GILMORE, MINNIE L. -The Woman Who Stood Between. Routledge, 1895 GOULD, NAT(HANIEL) The Miner’s Cup. Routledge, 1896 [Australia] Not So Bad After All. Routledge, 1897 [England] GOWING, EMILIA AYLMER (BLAKE) -A Spider’s Web. Burleigh, 1899 [Russia] GRAHAM, WINIFRED [MATILDA WINIFRED MURIEL GRAHAM CORY] -The Gods of the Dead. Rider, 1912 GRAYDON, J. FARRER -The German Bracelet. Neale, 1908 GREENWOOD, EDWIN. 1895-1939(?). HACKER, SHRYLE Whispers in the Dark. [Nevada] HALLORAN, DIANE Island of Secrets. Hale, 1988 [Caribbean] HALLOWELL, ALICE -The Stolen Baby, Marion Clarke. Evangelist, 1899 HANNAY, J(AMES) F(REDERICK) W(YNNE) (SEUMUS). 1906-1984. Son of George A. Birmingham, q.v. HARRELL, JANICE Dead Girls Can’t Scream. Harper pb, 1993 HAWKER, MORWENNA PAULINE. 1865-1908. Pseudonym: Lanoe Falconer, q.v. HILL, GRACE LIVINGSTON The Best Man. (Deleting the dash.) The Red Signal. (Deleting the dash.) HILTON, ALICE HOWARD -A Blonde Creole. Stein (Chicago), 1891 [New Orleans] HODGE, LORNA J. 1927-2008. Pseudonym: Lornie J. Leete-Hodge, q.v. HOMER, A. N. -The Richest Merchant in Rotterdam. Low, 1891 [Netherlands] HOWELL, CONSTANCE -Many Days After. Digby, Long, 1900 HUGHES, RICHARD (EDWARD). 1950- . Isle Grande. Silver Mountain Press (Tucson), 1994 [Panama] HUNT, MRS. ALFRED [MARGARET RAINE HUNT]. 1831-1912. -Mrs. Juliet. Chatto, 1892 IRONSIDE, JOHN The Red Symbol. [Russia] JACK, VIOLET -A Tale of the 45. Murray, 1911 [past] JENKIN, A. M. N. -The End of a Dream. Lane (London), 1919 JONES, KATHARINE. 1868- . (Correcting birth date.) KAMINSKY, HOWARD. Susan Stanwood Kaminsky, 1937-2008. KAMINSKY, SUSAN STANWOOD. 1937-2008. KAYLIN, WALTER. 1921- . At one time a resident of Old Lyme, CT. Occasional short story writer in the 1950s; author of one crime novel included in the Revised Crime Fiction IV. See below. Another Time, Another Woman. Gold Medal, pb, 1963. Muller, UK, pb, 1964. Add setting: California. “... I had covered up manslaughter then. Now I had to cover up a murder.” KENYON, EDITH D. -1925. -The Mystery of Blackstone Mine. Holden, 1925 KEON, GRACE. Add pseudonym: Mary Wallace, q.v. KING, K(ATHERINE) DOUGLAS. 1852(?)-1901. KINGSLEY, FLORENCE (MORSE). 1859-1937. -The Heart of Philura. Dodd, 1914 [New England] KINKEAD, ELEANOR TALBOT [ELEANOR TALBOT KINKEAD SHORT] -‘Gainst Wind and Tide. Rand, 1892 [Kentucky] KNOCKER, GRATIANA LONGWORTH. Pseudonym: Gratiana Chanter, q.v. LAING, JANET -Before the Wind. [Scotland] LANCASTER, DONALD. Pseudonym of William (Leonard) Marshall, 1944- , q.v. The book below was commissioned to be written after the disappearance of the series creator, Ian Mackintosh, 1940-1979, q.v. The book is extremely scarce. The Sandbaggers: Think of a Number. Corgi, UK, pb, 1980. Novel based on the characters in the TV series. Add SC: Neil Burnside (Roy Marsden) & Willie Caine (Ray Lonnen). LANG, FRANCES. Pseudonym of Winifred Langford Mantle, 1911- . Ref: CA. The Vanishing Bridegroom. Hale, 1980 [France, ca.1700] LEE, MARION BEVERIDGE -Barselina’s Kiss. Clarke (Boston), 1908 LEETE-HODGE, LORNIE. Pseudonym of Lorna J. Hodge, 1927-2008. Dangerous Guest. (Intended for adults with reading difficulties.) Donovan. Chivers, 1976 (A rewritten version for adults with reading difficulties of the book of the same title by John Midgley, 1931- , q.v.) LEMORE, CLARA [CLARA LEMORE ROBERTS]. ca.1849-1898. -Penhala. Hurst, 1895 LESLIE, COLIN. Pseudonym of Gerald Anthony Roome? -A Farrago of Foxes. Hale, 1976 [England, past] LEWIS, EMILY GWYNNE -Temporary Insanity. Murray, 1913 LIEPITZ, SUSAN LESLIE Mystic Memories. Jove, 1998 [1883] LINNET, BROWN -The Sharer. Murray, 1912 LOWNDES, MARIE BELLOC -The Heart of Penelope. Delete (not criminous) -The Philosophy of the Marquise. Delete (not criminous) MACAULAY, R(OSE) -The Valley Captives. Murray, 1912; Holt, 1911 [Wales] McCARTHY, EMMA W. -Congressman John and His Wife’s Satisfaction. Dillingham, 1891 [Washington D.C.] MacCOMAS, INA VIOLET. 1889- . Pseudonym: H. B. Somerville, q.v. MACKINTOSH, IAN. 1940-1979. Correct both dates and spelling of last name (from MacKINTOSH). Born in Inverness; commissioned in the Royal Navy. Author of eight crime and thriller novels included in the Revised Crime Fiction IV. Of these, three were novelizations of TV series the author either created (Warship) or wrote and produced: Wilde Alliance, and the book below, which includes two cases worked on by an elite British Intelligence covert operations unit. Mackintosh himself died in mysterious fashion. According to a Wikipedia entry, during the third season of The Sandbaggers in July 1979, he and a girlfriend were declared lost at sea after their single-engine aircraft strangely disappeared near Alaska after a radioed call for help. The Sandbaggers. Corgi, UK, pb, 1978. Novelizes two episodes of the TV series: “Always Glad to Help” and “A Feasible Solution.” Add setting: London, Cyprus. Also add SC: Neil Burnside (Roy Marsden) & Willie Caine (Ray Lonnen). [Shown also in the cover image below is Diana Keen as Laura Dickens.] See the author’s entry for Donald Lancaster for a second book in the series. MALVEY, VICTORIA. 1962- . Temptress. Sonnet, 1999 [England, 1784] MANN, MARY E. (RACKHAM) -Perdita. Bentley, 1893 MANTLE, WINIFRED LANGFORD. 1911- . Pseudonym: Frances Lang, q.v. MARRYAT, FLORENCE -The Hempstead Mystery. [England] MARSHALL, WILLIAM (LEONARD). 1944- . Pseudonym: Donald Lancaster, q.v. Under his own name, the author of many mystery novels included in the Revised Crime Fiction IV. His best known series is the one that chronicles the adventures of the policemen who work out of the Hong Kong’s Yellowthread Station, beginning with Yellowthread Street (Hamish Hamilton, UK, 1975). The Man Above Suspicion. Heinemann, UK, hc, 1969. SC: Charles Hood. Add setting: Windward Islands, France, Austria, London. [Shown is the cover of the 1970 Pan paperback edition.] -The Adventures of Miranda. Delete (not criminous) -At the Back of the World. Delete (not criminous) -Bess of Delany’s. Delete (not criminous) -The Burden of Her Youth. Delete (not criminous) -By Mutual Consent. Digby, Long, 1903 -The Cleverest Woman in England. Delete (not criminous) -Elizabeth’s Prisoner. Paul, 1914 -The Girl and Her Fortune. Delete (not criminous) -The Home of Silence. Delete (not criminous) -In an Iron Grip. [theatre] -A Life for a Love. Digby, Long, 1894; U.S. Book Co., ca.1891 The Maid with the Goggles. (Deleting the dash.) -A Princess of the Gutter. [London] (Adding the dash.) Rosebury. (Deleting the dash.) Ruffles. (Deleting the dash.) The Siren. White, 1898 -The Soul of Margaret Rand. Ward, 1911 -The Stormy Petrel. Add [1846] MEADOWS, ALICE MAUD An Innocent Sinner. (Deleting the dash.) MIDGLEY, JOHN Donovan. See also: Lornie Leete-Hodge. MILLER, ESTHER -The St. Cadix Case. Innes, 1898 MITTON, G. E. [GERALDINE EDITH MITTON SCOTT]. 1868-1955. MULBACH, L(OUISE). Pseudonym of Klara Mueller Mundt, 1814-1873. -A Conspiracy of the Carbonari. Neely, 1896 [Italy, ca.1805] (Translation.) MUNDT, KLARA MUELLER. 1814-1873. Pseudonym: L(ouise) Mulbach, q..v NEEDELL, MRS. J. H. [MARY ANNA LUPTON NEEDELL]. 1830-1903. -Stephen Ellicott’s Daughter. Warne, 1891; Appleton, 1891 O’BRIEN, (ANNIE) GEORGINA -A Twentieth Century Hero. Maunsell, 1913 OLIPHANT, MRS. -Who Was Lost and Is Found. Blackwood, 1894; Harper, 1895 OLLERENSHAW, MICHAEL FREDERIC. 1929-2000. Pseudonym: Michael Strong, q.v. O’NEIL, KERRY. Show real name as John T(homas) McIntyre, q.v. ORPEN, ADELA E(LIZABETH RICHARDS) -The Jay-Hawkers. Appleton, 1900 [Missouri, Kansas] OSTLERE, MAY -Dead! Trischler, 1891 PELHAM, ANTHONY The Second Plan. Hodder, 1938 [Afghanistan] PENROSE, MRS. H. H. [MARY ELIZABETH LEWIS PENROSE]. 1860- . -The Given Proof. Laurie, 1907 PIRKIS, CATHERINE LOUISA -A Red Sister. Low, 1891 PRYCE, GWENDOLEN -A Long Shadow. Cassell, 1919 QUICKE, LINDSAY J. McNALLY. 1960- . Pseudonym: Lindsay Townsend, q.v. RAIMES, H(ELEN) P. 1920s- . Librarian at London Hospital in 1970s. RAMSEY, ALICIA (ROYSTON) -The Adventures of Mortimer Dixon. [London] RANDALL, ANTHONY A. Served in Indian Army, 1942-1946; a solicitor beginning in 1950. RESNICOW, HERBERT. Architect and engineer on many buildings in New York City. RHODES, KATHLYN (MARY) -Afterwards. Hutchinson, 1915; Duffield, 1917 -The Lure of the Desert. Hutchinson,1916 -The Straight Race. Holden, 1916 RICH, RON The First Victorian; or, Sweet Celandine. Hale, 1971 [London, 1840] RITA -The Sinner. Hutchinson, 1897 RIVES, HALLIE ERMINE [HALLIE ERMINIE RIVES WHEELER] -Smoking Flax. Neely, 1897 ROOME, GERALD ANTHONY. Pseudonym (?): Colin Leslie, q.v. ROOSEVELT, BLANCHE [BLANCHE ROOSEVELT MACCHETTA]. 1853-1898. -Hazel Fane. Chapman, 1891 ROWLANDS, EFFIE ADELAIDE -The Game of Life. Ward, 1911 RUNKLE, BERTHA -The Scarlet Rider. Century, 1913 [England, past] RUSSELL, LINDSAY -The Woman Who Lived Again. Hurst, 1916 SANDEMAN, MINDA -Wicked Rosamond. Long, 1899 SAWKINS, RAYMOND H. 1923-2006. Pseudonyms: Colin Forbes, q.v., Jay Bernard & Richard Raine. Best known for his works of espionage, mystery and adventure under the Colin Forbes byline. Under his own name, the author of three detective novels featuring Supt. John Snow. One of these is shown below (Heinemann, 1966). SERGEANT, (EMILY FRANCES) ADELINE -Love Story of Margaret Wynne. White, 1899; Rand, 1898 SEVERNE, FLORENCE In the Meshes. [London] SIDGWICK, MRS ALFRED. Pseudonym: Mrs. Andrew Dean, q.v. SILBERRAD, UNA L(UCY) -The Lady of Dreams. Hutchinson, 1900; Doubleday, 1900 [London] -Petronilla Heroven. Constable, 1903; Doubleday, 1903 SMITH, GEORGE H(ARMON) Hot Stuff. Novel Books pb, 1960 Satan’s Mate. Newsstand Library pb, 1960 SMITH, KARLINE. Manchester-based writer and playwright. SMITH, NORMAN EDWARD MACE. Born in London; served in RAF in WWII, then pilot for BOAC 1946-1971, then writer, then landscape painter. SOMERVILLE, H. B. Pseudonym of Ina Violet MacComas, 1889- . -Ashes of Vengeance. Hutchinson, 1913; McBride, 1914 [France, past] STANGELAND, KARIN MICHAELIS [KATHERINE MARIE BECH BRONDUM MICHAELIS STANGELAND]. 1872-1950. -The Governor. Lane, 1913 (Translation.) STANWOOD, BROOKS. Susan Stanwood Kaminsky, 1937-2008. STEWART, DOUGLAS (LINDSEY). Born in Glasgow; solicitor in London. STILWELL, HART. 1902-1975. -Border City. Doubleday, 1945; Hurst, 1948 [Texas] STRATENUS, LOUISE ANTOINETTE -Suspected. [Germany] STRONG, MICHAEL. Pseudonym of Michael Frederic Ollerenshaw, 1929-2000. TALBOT, L. A. -Lance-in-Rest. Harper, 1904 THOMPSON, MARAVENE (KENNEDY) The Woman’s Law. [New York City] TOWNSEND, LINDSAY. Pseudonym of Lindsay J. McNally Quicke, 1960- . TRIPP, MILES (BARTON). 1923-2000. Pseudonyms: John Michael Brett, Michael Brett, qq.v. Born in England, served in RAF Bomber Command during World War II. Studied law and was admitted as a solictor in 1952. Under his own name, the author of over 30 crime and detective novels included in the Revised Crime Fiction IV. Fourteen of these featured a private eye named John Samson; one of these is shown below (Severn House, 1999). -Friendly Foes. Digby , Long, 1903 -Kincaid’s Widow. Smith, Elder, 1895 -Lady Jean’s Son. Jarrold, 1897 -Miss Nance. Long, 1899 VAN VORST, MARIE -In Ambush. Lippincott, 1909; Methuen, 1909 VANE, DEREK The Ferrybridge Mystery. [London] WALFORD, S. E. -Until the Dawn. Chapman, 1899 WALLACE, (RICHARD HORATIO) EDGAR. See also: Robert (George) Curtis, 1889-1936. WALLACE, MARY. Pseudonym of Grace Wallace Doonan, 1873- . -The Ruby Cross. Benziger, 1917 WARD, A. B. Pseudonym of Alice Ward Bailey, 1857-1922, q.v. -The Sage Brush Parson. Little, 1906 [Nevada] WARDEN, FLORENCE -The Bohemian Girls. Delete (not criminous) -The Colonel’s Past. Delete (not crminous) The Farm in the Hills. (Deleting the dash.) Girls Will Be Girls. (Deleting the dash.) -The Half-Smart Set. Delete (not criminous) -The Heart of a Girl. Delete (not crminous) -An Impossible Husband. Delete (not criminous) -Lady Lee. Delete (not criminous) -Little Miss Prim. (Adding the dash.) -Love’s Sentinel. (Adding the dash.) A Society Snare. Correct to: A Society Scare. A Sporting Offer. (Deleting the dash.) When the Devil Drives. (Deleting the dash.) WARDEN, GERTRUDE -Beauty in Distress. Delete (not criminous) -The Dancing Leaves. Delete (not criminous) -The Game of Love. Delete (not criminous) -The Path of Virtue. [theatre] -Two Girls and a Saint. Delete (not criminous) WELLS, FAREMAN. Pseudonym of Eardley Beswick, 1885-1979. WEST, MORRIS L(ANGLO) Cassidy. TV movie: Australian Broadcasting, 1989 (scw: Joanna Murray-Smith; dir: Carl Schultz) The Second Victory. Film: Melaleuka, 1986 (scw: Morris L. West; dir: Gerald Thomas) WESTBURY, ATHA -The Shadow of Hilton Fernbrook. Chatto, 1896; New Amsterdam, 1896 [New Zealand] WHEELER, MRS. WILLIAM LAMONT [ESTHER GRACE LAWRENCE WHEELER] -A Washington Symphony. Putnam, 1893 WHISPER, A. -Black Mark. Blackwood, 1909 WHITE, ALAN. 1924- . Pseudonyms: James Fraser, Alec Haig, Bill Reade & Alec Whitney. Born in Yorkshire, England. Under his own name, the author of 18 spy and mystery novels included in the Revised Crime Fiction IV, three of them marginally. Series characters include Detective Inspector Armstrong; and Captain Colson of the British Special Services, a veteran of numerous commando raids during World War II. The Long Midnight. Barrie, UK, hc, 1972. Harcourt, US, hc, 1974. Setting: Norway, World War II. Delete SC: Captain Colson. [Two men are sent to Norway, 1943, to uncover a traitor to the Nazi resistance. Shown is the cover of the 1973 Pan paperback edition.] -“Doc.” Gordon. Authors and Newspapers Association, 1906. Published in the UK as Doctor Gordon (Unwin, 1907). _Doctor Gordon. Unwin, UK, hc, 1907. See “Doc.” Gordon. The Brotherhood. Blond, UK, hc, 1968. US title: The Purity League (Putnam, 1969). Also published in England under the US title (Panther, 1970). Add setting: Europe. [Journalist Magnus Owen and a beautiful undercover agent named Maya take on a sinister network called the ‘Brotherhood of Virtue.’] _The Purity League. Putnam, US, hc, 1969. Panther, UK, pb, 1970. See: The Brotherhood. WILLIAMSON, EMMA SARA -A Child Widow. Chatto, 1891 WINSLOW, HELEN MARIA. 1851-1938. -A Woman for Mayor. Reilly, 1909 WINTER, JOHN STRANGE -The Other Man’s Wife. White, 1891 WYLIE, I(DA) A(LEXA) R(OSS) -The Temple of Dawn. Mills, 1915; Doran, 1915 YORKE, CURTIS -Olive Kinsella. Long, 1905 YOUNG, F(LORENCE) E(THEL) MILLS -Grit Lawless. Lane (London & NYC), 1912 [South Africa] ZACK. Pseudonym of Gwendoline Keats, -1910. -On Trial. Blackwood, 1899 [England] YOUR COMMENTS ARE WELCOME: Copyright © 2008 by
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